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Getting people to apply to Harvard is easy. Degree from an elite university? Yes, please!
Harvard Online, however? Well, that can prove a bit more challenging. Online education is a crowded marketplace with lots of offerings, all at different price points, and each serving students with a distinct set of value propositions.
Ryan Frazier is the Managing Director Technology at Harvard Business School Online. He joined us on this episode of The Possibilities Podcast to talk about how the team at Harvard developed online education pre-COVID and how they are managing the opportunities and challenges the pandemic presents.
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What's something in e-commerce that's not sexy, but it's very, very important?
Answer: Data
With the accelerated online buying trend brought to you by COVID-19, data's role is growing more and more important, but also tougher to understand and manage.
Aisha Khan is the Chief Strategy Officer at Pharmapacks and an Adjunct Professor of data visualization and supply chain management at Rutgers University.
She joined us on this episode of The Possibilities Podcast to talk about her perspectives on the way COVID-19 is changing e-commerce and the role of data and data management.
Here's what we discussed with Aisha:
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Certain things matter in your digital transformation — namely, data, storage, voice, and time. If you're not changing one of those things in a profound way, you're not transforming. You're just adapting in order to survive an environmental change.
That's why COVID-19 may not be the driver of digital transformation we thought it would be.
Alberto Cozer is the Senior Global IT Platforms Manager at Nestlé. He joined us on this episode of The Possibilities Podcast to talk about the digital transformation journey and why a post-COVID-19 world may not have experienced the transformation many people expect.
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Today's world isn't January 2020.
The coronavirus and the response to its spread have reshaped global supply chains (among a few other things). How are planning departments looking into the future? What's happening on the ground as forecasters scramble to keep supply equal to demand?
Eric Wilson is the director of thought leadership at the Institute of Business Forecasting and Planning.
He joined us on this episode of The Possibilities Podcast to talk about how planners and forecasters are coping with limited inventory, supply issues, customer service, and razor-thin profit margins all at the same time.
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Everybody wants to be innovative, right? But what does that mean? And how do you go from having a conversation about innovation to actually getting everybody in a room together to start talking about some problem?
Ashish Srivastava leads the innovation hub within MindTree, which they call "the digital pumpkin," and Nelly Ortiz is the head of strategy and innovation at the same company.
Ashish and Nelly joined us on this episode of The Possibilities Podcast to talk about digital leadership and innovation, what they mean for business outcomes and how the innovation process works when it's done effectively.
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Are different industries occupying different spaces on the spectrum of digital transformation? And if so, what are the drivers of that?
Justin Honaman is the Vice President of Strategic Sourcing & Procurement: Analytics, Data, Digital Transformation at Georgia-Pacific.
He joined us on this episode of The Possibilities Podcast to talk about how each industry is facing its own unique data analytics challenge based on its maturity in the digital transformation process.
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4 days.
170,000+ attendees.
Everyone from tech CEOs to Deepak Chopra to Megan Rapinoe.
Dreamforce 2019 #DF19 was a smashing success.
People came from all over the globe to hear about the latest innovations, the latest acquisitions, and the latest technology bombshells coming from the Salesforce camp.
On a recent episode of the Possibilities podcast, we sat down with Eric Scheel, CTO at Magnet360, a Salesforce consulting partner, to talk all about:
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Tim Eisenmann joined American Tire Distributors about two years ago, right as they were on the verge of transitioning from being a tire distributor to becoming a digital first data driven solutions provider.
And a lot of companies are making a similar shift in their business model these days.
So, how are they doing it? And is this shift something that might benefit your own company?
Tim came on the latest episode of the Possibilities podcast to answer all of these questions and more.
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Ask any analyst and they’ll tell you. Data is king.
If you want to create real momentum at your company, if you want to press forward and really take your organizational effectiveness to the next level, you’re going to need quality data.
It doesn’t matter how great a plan you have, how great a sales team you have, or how out-of-this-world your marketing team is. If your data is sub-par, your results will be as well.
On this episode of the Possibilities podcast, we sat down with Armin Kakas, VP of Data Science Commercialization at American Tire Distributors to talk about revenue management, growing your COE, and bringing more data driven modeling into the culture of your organization.
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Edtech isn’t a peripheral consideration of the technology space, and it’s demanding attention.
Hunt Winston joined us to discuss how AI is transforming education and other sectors of the business landscape.
Hunt has almost 25 years experience in the technology space, including executive IT roles at Honeywell Aerospace and others. Currently, he is the COO of NWEA, a non-profit edtech company. Hunt also has an MBA from Webster University.
What we talked about:
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The podcast currently has 22 episodes available.